Contents * NEW Junto meeting April 3 * NEW Alexander Hamilton, founding father, his banking ideas * NEW NYC Ayn Rand Meetup, Sun., March 30, 3:00pm * NEW New site on The Politics of Taxes by a Junto regular * NEW Objectivist Summer Conference, June 27 -- July 4 * NEW The Boston Tea Party Opera, Sat., Mar. 22 * NEW Heartland podcast: Yaron Brook on Principles of Liberty * NEW Robert Tracinski leaves RealClearPolitics for Federalist * NEW "Dallas Buyers Club" says "It's your life!" * NEW Matthew McConaughey embraces selfishness * NEW Government tries to do too much, USA Today * NEW Books to Free Market Students program * NEW Cato Inst. Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty * NEW Labor dept. recommends Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" * NEW "Atlas Shrugged Part III: Who is John Galt?" the film * NEW Three women who resurrected classical liberalism * NEW Libertarianism vs. Radical Capitalism by Craig Biddle * NEW Myth of the Robber Barons: Rise of Big Business * NEW The Ayn Rand Institute has redesigned its site * NEW Free market and Objectivist groups, sites and podcasts * Read and post to the Junto sites * About Junto and this Junto newsletter NEW_____________________________________________ Junto focuses on free markets, Objectivism and investing. It's a group that shares information, discusses current issues and presents speakers Donald Smith Secrets of deep-value investing Thursday, April 3 Admission free -- no reservation necessary * We'll socialize from 7:00pm to 7:30pm * 7:30pm moderator, Gene Epstein calls first for announcements of things happening before the next Junto. Then he asks for other announcements and for people introducing themrselves. * The speaker begins promptly at 8:00pm. * Most speakers will present their thoughts in several sections. Each section will have audience questions, discussions and rebuttal of the speaker's points. * Discussions are intense but polite. * The meeting will continue to 10:00pm or later. General Society Library 20 West 44 St., between 5th and 6th Aves., NYC near the Grand Central Terminal * Junto meets on the first Thursday of every month * Participation by all attendees is highly encouraged. * 70 to 150 people attend most Juntos. Donald Smith investment adviser, will speak on the secrets of deep-value investing. Donald Smith & Co. is a deep-value manager employing a strict bottom-up approach. He's with the company 33 years. He's has devoted his entire career to all aspects of the investment business that support the management of client portfolios. He began his career as an analyst with Capital Research Company. He became a director, VP and portfolio manager of Capital Guardian Trust Co. In 1980, Donald became the chief investment officer of Home Insurance Company and president of Home Portfolio Advisors, Inc. He purchased it in 1983 and changed the name to Donald Smith & Co., Inc. He received a BS in finance and accounting from U. of Illinois, an MBA from Harvard and a JD from UCLA Law. He was admitted to the Bar Association of Calif. His company's site say it "is a deep-value manager employing a strict bottom-up approach. We generally invest in stocks of out-of-favor companies that are valued in the bottom decile of price-to-tangible book value ratios. Studies have shown, and our superior record has confirmed, that this universe of stocks substantially outperforms the broader market over extended cycles. A study that we conducted with Compustat data showed that from 1951 to 2009 stocks in the lowest price-to-tangible book value decile had the highest long-term returns, delivering a 15.4% return versus 10.7% for the S&P 500." Read more: www.DonaldSmithAndCo.com ______________________________ ____________________ * The Junto Forum, read & post here: www.tiny.cc/JuntoForum * Visit Junto's site for information on current & past speakers, to read previous newsletters and to sign up for the Junto e-newsletter: www.NYCjunto.com * Visit Junto on Facebook: www.on.fb.me/JuntoNYC * Follow Junto on Twitter: www.twitter.com/NYCJunto ______________________________ ____________________ Junto's founder and host is Victor Niederhoffer. Visit his site at: www.DailySpeculations.com ****************************** ******************** Please email the above text to your freedom loving friends who might be interested in Junto. Feel free to use the above text to promote Junto among free marketers, Objectivists and investors. NEW___________________________ __________________ Come to Junto, meet these upcoming speakers: * May 1, William Easterly, NYU prof. econ., his forthcoming book, "The tyranny of experts: Economists, dictators, and the forgotten rights of the poor" www.williamEasterly.org * June 5, Robert Begley, Man the hero: Crucial role heroism plays in life. He's founder of: www.tiny.cc/NYheroesObj and www.meetup.com/nyheroes. He judges the "Anthem" & "Fountainhead" essay contests for the Ayn Rand Inst. He writes for The Objective Standard & for its Blog: www.tiny.cc/Begley NEW___________________________ ___________________ Alexander Hamilton, founding father and his banking ideas At the March Junto the speaker Mark Skousen dressed as his ancestor Ben Franklin, told of the U.S. founding. He mentioned Hamilton's advocacy of a Central Bank. This leads to a typical fallacy which goes like this: National Bank = Central Bank = Federal Reserve. Robert Begley, upcoming Junto speaker, has studied Hamilton's ideas. He explained that Hamilton's National Bank was privately run, gold and silver based, and had a 20 year charter. Its essential purpose was to pay off the national debt (which many other founders did not want to pay) so that America could restore its credibility internationally. Central Banks and the Federal Reserve have a monopoly of currency and can print it at any time. This was certainly NOT the case with the Bank of the United States. Mark's Junto talk was about correcting Franklin's libertarian critics, so we're happy to have Robert correct Hamilton's libertarian critics. NEW___________________________ ___________________ NYC Ayn Rand Meetup, Sun., March 30, 3:00pm As always, we'll talk about Ayn Rand, her works, challenges, Objectivist life, options, associations and knowledge. Give and take, open to all, no charge, no reservations. It's on the last Sun. of each month. It's at The Midtown Restaurant, 155 East 55 St., between 3rd and Lexington Avenues, mid-block on the north side of 55th St., in Manhattan, free. There are usually one to two dozen people at each Meetup. Benny Pollack, Ayn Rand Meetup organizer, says: "Join our group of regular Objectivists for a lively discussion on topics related to Ayn Rand and Objectivist philosophy in general. "Please join us. If you are already versed in the topic, want to learn or just want to spend an intellectually stimulating afternoon, please come. I hope to see you all there." Get up-to-date info: www.aynRand.meetup.com/8 NEW___________________________ ___________________ New site on The Politics of Taxes by a Junto regular Alan Joel says: "I've been a practicing CPA in New York for more than 40 years, where libertarians and fiscal conservatives are few and far between. Here's the real scoop on the POLITICS of TAXES." He doesn't have his name on this site so I'm not putting it here. He's the fellow Victor calls on any time there's a question about taxes or the inner workings of gov't. These are some of his recent articles: Bernie Sanders, Economic Imbecile Bob Beckel Should Go to Jail Obama and the Problem of Tax Transition Rules Obamacare and an Anecdote Chuck Rocha Gets It Wrong on Bulls & Bears Rick Ungar's Obamacare Fib "Economists" and the Minimum Wage The NYC Comptroller Doesn't Understand How Basic Economics Work What is Wall Street, Anyway? Visit his site: www.taxPolitix.com NEW___________________________ ___________________ Objectivist Summer Conference, June 27 through July 4 Ayn Rand Institute's first 2 days of programming are aimed at young people interested in living Rand's philosophy and spreading her ideas...but will be of interest to people of all ages. Next 4 days have talks and panels by Objectivist intellectuals and social events. Speakers include Yaron Brook, Onkar Ghate, Edwin A. Locke, Robert Mayhew, Shoshana Milgram, Gregory Salmieri, Adam Mossoff, Alex Epstein and others. Sign up for a day or the whole event. Discounts for registering by March 31 and for hotel rooms in the Venetian Hotel, Las Vegas: www.tiny.cc/ariSummer NEW___________________________ ___________________ The Boston Tea Party Opera, Sat., Mar. 22, 3:45pm and 5pm See two scenes of this new musical about the birth of the spirit of American independence. It's by M. Zachary Johnson who often attends Junto. * "Scylla & Charybdis," Mrs. Adams persuades Richard Clarke to resign the tea cargo. Choreography by Karen Gayle. * "Smuggling Men Can be So Fine," Molly Pitcher and tea smuggler Captain Scott begin a love affair. Singers Colette Boudreaux, Scott Joiner and Kerry Gotschall. Kerry sang a song from this show at a recent Junto. www.tiny.cc/TeaOpera Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre, Mainstage, StageFest 2014 54 Journal Sq., Jersey City NJ $12 & $15 www.tiny.cc/teaTKTS NEW___________________________ ___________________ Heartland podcast: Yaron Brook on the Principles of Liberty Yaron is the president of the Ayn Rand Inst. -- Part 1 A conversation with Jim Lakely, Heartland's communications dir. They discuss of income inequality.Yaron explains the desperate need for conservative leaders and the political Right to "present the ideal" that will encourage developing thinkers to question the statist message they are fed daily in schools. He explains that the Right has not been doing enough... "it has nothing to offer" children and young adults at present. Yet, as young people have not yet ossified in their political and moral beliefs, they are the people who champions of liberty must strive to persuade. Yaron outlines the problems of gov't spending, particularly Medicare, which robs young people of their livelihood and condemns them to an ever growing burden of debt. Next they discuss equality, Yaron arguing there's "no such thing as equality of anything," nor should there be. Equality can only be achieved by hobbling the strong and talented. They discuss the moral authority of the Left's claims about income inequality. Yaron argues the political Right fails to challenge the statist moral language so the Left wins the moral case by default in the public sphere. Listen at: www.tiny.cc/YaronLiberty NEW___________________________ ___________________ Robert Tracinski leaves RealClearPolitics for The Federalist He writes about politics and culture from an individualist perspective, He worked for the Ayn Rand Inst. was editor of The Intellectual Activist: An Objectivist Review, began an online offshoot which is now The Tracinski Letter. He was, till recently, writer of The Daily Debate for RealClearPolitics. Read his many essays each week at The Federalist or sign up to get them emailed to you: www.tiny.cc/FedTra NEW___________________________ ___________________ "Dallas Buyers Club" says "It's your life!" by Aaron Day, The Atlas Society -- Congratulations to Matthew McConaughey for winning the best actor Oscar for "Dallas Buyers Club"! The film and his fine performance highlight a simple, fundamental moral principle that is being lost in America: It's your life. The film centers on a man who is diagnosed with AIDS and who is looking for ways to save his own life. The medical treatments offered him don't look good, so he begins to research other pharmaceutical options. But in a conversation with a health care provider he's told that those alternatives are not approved by the FDA. He responds that very soon he will be DOA. The story then focuses on his attempts to get around gov't regulations so he and others afflicted with AIDS can take their fates into their own hands and have a fighting chance to live rather than to passively lie down and die.... www.bit.ly/OxjCK6 NEW___________________________ ___________________ Matthew McConaughey embraces selfishness From Amy Peikoff's News Sandwich blog: This acceptance speech from Matthew McConaughey. (Sorry, but I could not find a video of acceptable quality that I could embed here on my blog. I also enjoy the fact that Time, to whom I am linking here, found the speech "confounding.") While I don't share McConaughey's belief in God, I loved that he was so matter-of-fact in stating (1) the importance of his mother teaching him self-respect, (2) that the people he most hoped to make proud were his wife and three kids, and (3) that his "hero," the one who he is always "chasing," is an idealized version of himself (as he imagines himself in ten years). Although he's religious, McConaughey seems to understand to a significant extent what Ayn Rand described as the virtue of Pride. It's not surprising that in a recent interview with GQ, he embraced the word "selfish": "I'm a fan of the word selfish. Self. Ish," he repeats, drawing it out. "When I say I have gotten a lot more self-ish, I mean I am less concerned with what people think of me. I'm not worried about how I'm perceived. Selfish has always gotten a bad rap. You should do for you. I wanted new experiences." It is good to see someone embrace the term "selfish" -- and even better to see him go on to win an Oscar. From: www.tiny.cc/Selfish NEW___________________________ ___________________ Government tries to do too much, USA Today by Don Watkins and Yaron Brook of the Ayn Rand Inst. It's not whether government should do more or less, but what should it do. Taxes are so high, we effectively work more than a quarter of the year without pay. Ever-growing regulatory regime costs us an estimated $1.5 trillion a year. Obamacare nationalizes one-sixth of our economy. Is today's government dysfunctional? Of course. But not because it can't get things done. The problem is that it does so many things that it shouldn't. Happiness, prosperity and innovation aren't gifts from politicians. They are achievements of the free human mind. We need government to protect that freedom. When it instead tramples on individual rights in pursuit of whatever politicians feel is in the public interest, it abandons defined limits and becomes an enemy of freedom and progress. ... Read the rest at: www.tiny.cc/GovtTooMuch NEW___________________________ ___________________ Books to Free Market Students program This Ayn Rand Institute program places Rand's books and other Objectivist materials into the hands of young people interested in liberty. They've placed nearly 20,000 books Each book has a sticker and postcard highlighting Ayn Rand Inst. student programs. Working with 100s of free market-oriented professors they've distributed 2,800 Objectivist books. This leads to Rand's works in the curricula of these professors and organizations, and to Rand Inst. speakers being invited to classrooms and programs. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Cato Inst. Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty, dinner May 21, Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, NYC, black tie Reception 6:30pm, dinner 7:30pm, keynote address by Garry Kasparov, Russian pro-democracy leader. The prize of $250,000 is presented every other year to an individual who's made a significant contribution to advance human freedom. Winner to be announced soon. www.tiny.cc/CATOdinner NEW___________________________ ___________________ Labor dept. recommends Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" Rand's books, "Atlas Shrugged" and "Anthem" are among the "Books That Shaped Work in America Initiative," in honor of the U.S. Department of Labor 100th anniversary. The list also has Milton Friedman's "Free to Chose," "Capitalism and Freedom," and Henry Hazlett's "Economics in One Lesson." Plus Amity Shlaes's "The Forgotten Man"... she spoke at Junto. NEW___________________________ ___________________ "Atlas Shrugged Part III: Who is John Galt?" about the film by Brian Doherty -- John Aglialoro is a businessman, and a very successful one, named by Fortune magazine in 2007 as the 10th richest small business executive in the country. But his latest project is, he says, about "love." It's the film...conclusion of a trilogy of movies based on Ayn Rand's massively successful and influential 1957 novel about a world driven to the brink of collapse by statism in the supposed service of altruism. "Someday I just want to go visit [Ayn Rand's grave] and say 'I got it done.' What a magnificent mind, what a great contribution," he says about the author whose works jolted him and helped him understand the world. I questioned the business sense of Aglialoro's foray into filmmaking during a February interview on the set of "Atlas III." The first two movies in the trilogy were financial failures, losing him millions. "We don't know that the trilogy will not make money," he corrects me. "We know Part I did not and Part II did not." The combined production costs for all three will come to about $20 million, he says. "But I believe with this third piece -- it's like a symphony. The adagio, what do you get out of it? It's boring to many people. They want the crescendo." He is confident they still have a lot to fans of the novel to reach. He and his production partner Harmon Kaslow both say that to this day they find people heavily into Rand who still don't know this three-part film project is even happening. "We discovered of the population of people who read the book, we really haven't reached a substantial percentage of those people," says Kaslow. He praises their associate producer and online promotion maven Scott DeSapio for building an Internet community of donors & honorary producers who will hopefully be their best advertisers. Read more: www.tiny.cc/Galt3 ***** The composer of Part 1 is returning for Part 3,: Elia Cmiral. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Three women who resurrected classical liberalism For Women's History Month Cato pays homage to three women who in 1943 unabashedly defended free-market capitalism and individualism. It was widely considered that American capitalism was dead and socialism was the future. In 1943 they published these groundbreaking books: Isabel Paterson's "The God of the Machine," Rose Wilder Lane's "The Discovery of Freedom" and Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead." They laid the foundations of the modern libertarian movement. Read about them and their books: www.tiny.cc/CATOwomen NEW___________________________ ___________________ Libertarianism vs. Radical Capitalism by Craig Biddle [Note, Ayn Rand was a radical for capitalism, NOT a libertarian.] Libertarianism, writes David Boaz, "is the view that each person has the right to live his life in any way he chooses so long as he respects the equal rights of others." Libertarians defend each person's right to life, liberty, and property -- rights that people possess naturally, before governments are created. In the libertarian view, all human relationships should be voluntary; the only actions that should be forbidden by law are those that involve the initiation of force against those who have not themselves used force -- actions like murder, rape, robbery, kidnapping, and fraud. Given such a description of libertarianism, I'm often asked: What's not to like? How could any liberty-loving person oppose this? Those are good questions. In answering them, let us proceed in the spirit of Frederic Bastiat and take into account not only what is seen, but also what is not seen. What is not seen here? Crucial unseen elements include the libertarian positions on where rights come from, how we know it, and whether objective, demonstrably true answers to such questions are necessary or even possible in defense of liberty. What are the libertarian positions on such matters? On examination of libertarian literature, we find that libertarians generally hold that rights are "self-evident," or "God-given," or somehow (yet inexplicably) "natural." Many libertarians hold that rights are corollaries of "self-ownership" or of the idea that the individual's life belongs to him, which they take to be an "axiom," a self-evident truth, or an irreducible primary. And many hold that the evil or impermissibility of initiatory force is an axiom, the so-called "nonaggression axiom." ... Read the rest at: www.tiny.cc/radicalVS This article is in The Objective Standard, Craig's quarterly online and paper magazine, for sale online and in Barnes & Noble. Some articles, such as this one, are available free online. NEW___________________________ ___________________ Myth of the Robber Barons: Rise of Big Business in America Peter Schiff interviewed Burton Folsom on his book: www.tiny.cc/BusinessMyths Burton can be watched on C-Span 2, Book TV talking about "Myth of the Robber Barons" www.tiny.cc/MythsBusiness And he's on Youtube: www.tiny.cc/FEEbusiness Thanks to Lee Clifford for suggesting these links. NEW___________________________ ___________________ The Ayn Rand Institute has redesigned its site You'll find it easier to find items. It suggests a customized way to learn about Rand's ideas at your own pace. From the site: Howard Roark. John Galt. Dagny Taggart. Hank Rearden. The heroes of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" are famous because they're unique. Rand's stories, full of drama and intrigue, portray businessmen, inventors, architects, workers and scientists as noble, passionate figures. Where else will you find an inventor who must rediscover the word "I," a young woman who defies a nation embracing communism, or an industrialist who must disguise himself as a playboy? A philosopher-pirate? An architect who is fiercely selfish yet enormously benevolent? A man who vows to stop the motor of the world -- and does? In creating her novels, Rand sought to make real her exalted view of man and of life -- "like a beacon," she wrote, "raised over the dark crossroads of the world, saying 'This is possible.' " For millions of readers, the experience of entering Rand's universe proves unforgettable. Visit: www.AynRand.org NEW___________________________ ___________________ Free market and Objectivist groups, sites and podcasts *** Groups which meet in Manhattan *** Ayn Rand NY Tours -- www.tiny.cc/ToursRand Gotham Tea Party -- www.tiny.cc/GothamTea Manhattan Libertarian Party -- www.manhattanLP.org NYC Ayn Rand Meetup -- www.meetup.com/AynRand-8 NYC Junto -- www.NYCjunto.org NY Objectivists/NY Heroes -- www.tiny.cc/NYheroesObj and www.meetup.com/nyheroes *** Sites to visit *** Aristos: An Online Review of the Arts -- www.aristos.org "Atlas" in your life -- www.Fountainheadinstitute.com Ayn Rand Institute -- www.AynRand.org Ayn Rand Lexicon -- www.AynRandLexicon.com Bastiat Institute -- www.Bastiatinstitute.org Center for Industrial Progress -- www.tiny.cc/indProgress Cato Institute -- www.cato.org education blog -- www.LiberatingEducation. blogspot.com Forum for Ayn Rand fans -- www.forums.4aynRandFans.com Institute for Justice -- www.ij.org Libertarianism intro from Cato -- www.Libertarianism.org Liberty Magazine -- www.tiny.cc/LibertyMag Ludwig Von Mises Institute -- www.mises.org News Sandwich from Amy Peikoff -- www.tiny.cc/NewsS Objectivism Online -- www.objectivismOnline.com Powell History -- www.tiny.cc/PowellHistory Powell history courses -- www.HistoryAtOurHouse.com Real Clear Politics -- www.RealClearPolitics.com Rebirth of Reason -- www.RebirthOfReason.com Sense of Life Objectivists -- www.soloPassion.com The Atlasphere -- www.theAtlasphere.com The Atlas Society -- www.AtlasSociety.org The College of the United States -- www.rifinst.org The Objective Standard -- www.theObjectiveStandard.com The Objective Standard's Blog -- www.tiny.cc/blogTOS The Tracinski Letter -- www.tracinskiLetter.com Tracinski at The Federalist --www.tiny.cc/FedTra *** Internet podcasts, all free *** These are mainly weekly "radio" shows you can hear online. Listen to any show live or at any time. Some are on iTunes. If you're listening live, join by commenting or asking questions by phone, email, in a chat room, tweeting, etc. * "Objectively speaking" (The Arshak and Andy Show) Arshak Benlian and Andrew Bernstein discusse current events and timeless themes related to politics and culture from the perspective of Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism: Live Tues. 8:00pm to 9:00pm eastern time www.tiny.cc/ArshakAndy * " 'Atlas Shrugged' out loud" Arshak Benlian's detailed, scene by scene, study of Ayn Rand's epic novel. Live Sun. 9:00am to 10:00am eastern time www.tiny.cc/StudyAtlas * "Don't let it go unheard" Amy Peikoff's discussion of news and politics from the perspective of Ayn Rand's philosophy Objectivism. Bosch Fawstin, illusWriter is usually on the show. Visit his site to see his clever and dramatic work: www.tiny.cc/BoschF Robert Begley, a Junto regular, often calls in live. Live Fri. 3:00pm to 5:00pm eastern time www.tiny.cc/AmyP * "Philosophy in action" Diana Heish answer questions on positive change in Islam, self-esteem and appearance, rational suicide, deep-down atheism and more. Live Sun. Q&As: 11:00am eastern time Live Wed. Interviews: 9:00pm eastern time www.tiny.cc/DianaH * "The Peikoff podcasts" Alternate weeks have Leonard Peikoff, philosopher, Ayn Rand's intellectual heir or Yaron Brook, CEO, Ayn Rand Institute. Leonard answers questions about Ayn Rand's philosophy Objectivism. He focuses on human relationships, career, moral issues -- not technical philosophy or practical politics. Yaron answers questions on politics, economics, foreign policy. Podcasts available by topic, single questions or full episodes. www.tiny.cc/PeikoffBrook ______________________________ ____________________ Fred Cookinham's five Ayn Rand walking tours * "Atlas Shrugged" * Ayn Rand's Park Ave. * Skyscrapers of ''The Fountainhead'' * Ayn Rand on Broadway * Ayn Rand Fifth Ave. www.tiny.cc/ToursRand Scheduled tours $20, over 65 yr. old $15. Private tours $30. To arrange for your private tour or for more information, call Fred at home: 718-397-9019 or on his cell: 917-607-9019 or email him: fcookinham [at] juno.com Fred's tours get better because he never stops researching. ''What I have learned from a lifetime of studying Ayn Rand." He's often at Junto and Ayn Rand Meetups. He gave his ''Ayn Rand and Free Market Tour'' for Mont Pelerin Society. ______________________________ ____________________ Read and post to Junto sites * Read and post to the Forum on the Junto site: www.tiny.cc/JuntoForum * Read and post to Junto-discuss list: Junto members can discuss Junto speakers and other topics. You can read these posts at: www.yhoo.it/JuntoP To post to this list you need to be a member of it. Become a member at: www.yhoo.it/JuntoD or send email: NYCjunto-discuss-subscribe@ yahoogroups.com ______________________________ ____________________ About Junto and this Junto newsletter * Gene Epstein moderates Junto. He's the economics editor and books editor of Barron's, the weekly business magazine, author of ''Econospinning: How to read between the lines When the media manipulate the numbers'' www.tiny.cc/Econo * Iris Bell writes this e-newsletter, designs the Junto handouts and is a freelance graphic designer. She was Ayn Rand's and the Nathaniel Branden Institute's graphic designer. * Oleg Atbashian created NYCjunto.com. He also sends out this e-newsletter, cares for its email list and moderates www.tiny.cc/JuntoForum. His famous site discusses important issues with humor: www.ThePeoplesCube.com * Our founder and host is Victor Niederhoffer. Dedicated to the scientific method, free markets, deflating ballyhoo, creating value, and laughter; a forum for us to use our meager abilities to make the world of specinvestments a better place. Visit his site at: www.DailySpeculations.com * This e-newsletter comes out twice a month. You might get an occasional extra email about a timely event. * To subscribe to this newsletter put "Junto list" in the subject line, email your name & preferred email address to: info@NYCjunto.org ______________________________ ____________________ END
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